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: Crime Scene KCNo KCPD layoffs -- but will budget cuts mean more crime?
By James Hart
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Police won't lay off anybody currently on staff, though they will be enforcing mandatory retirements and trying to cut jobs through attrition. From KMBC: Deputy Chief Cy Ritter said some officers could be pulled off the streets to handle people...Full post as published by Crime Scene KC on April 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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